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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-09-16
8niTI1er 8uoeI.

Raiier Nleranoer III. asbt NIT uners
bittii1er Streuee 9e9eu ale rtnteridIeife
uno SetIiisereisn Dor, wenn linn bieieIs
Zen, wns alIerbinss nur ieIten sef5iebt
,u S6rsr tcmmeu. Gus ter friiberen
3eit ger hattsu i'm 6esre mau9e unters
ialetfe gswrfe-maBen cine 6ffentIide
Sere9ti9un9 erIanet, 10 narientLtd Der
8ereauf Der Rationsn fir Die 8fer6e bel
Den beritteuen Sruppen. SheiIs geuG5rs
ten bic RommGnbeure ben 8feroeu nidt
bic pole Station, t5eiIs be;oseu iie &as
tionen fir 9at ni9t ~porbauSene Yferbe.
RGmentIi4 im IeSten Rrieee ua5m bies
les lluDsfen einsn eroBartisen WaBffab
On unb bic BefeblShaber 6srittener Erup.
pen psrbterten unsebsure Summer, uor
berst lie aIsrb!nss einen rei9Ii1en
Gbsit an e!nige lta.ereebsne, ME /. 9.
Die S6pubrons9efs, bic &afenuOriteber
(Stabsofhjtere) II. T. N. abaeben mug
teu bod fauen bic NRelften ais wobl.
batsu6e Qeute ous rem 5sIb3uge suriid.
Nics Ants mar 70 offen:un5iq, haB Der
baualise Sber5efebIsba5er, groBfirf
NitoIaus, s;nem feiHer bo3usriduIbsten
4biutantcn Elm gauaHcrie; Resiment uers
Iteb, nit tem 9inueis, baS er auf
bieFe @siis ietue S9ul6en be3abIsn
t0urs. aber unter bsnl iesiaen Raifer
nabmen biefe 8srbdttnife cine gan;
anbere @effaIt all. Wit trdftiaer 6anb
sriff er elm, nnb bur6 iriessaeri6tIi9.n
Spru9 pdnoerte 70 mander bo9seitcnte
Sff;ier ober Ssaute, 70 mande 9rce!s
len; Gro5er urterfGicife peaeH nod 81.
6irten. @utb uur6sr fit RE Eruppsn
ncue Rofsr pori3riitcu perorbret, meIte
ctwai9e 8sree5en erf9wsrteu. sic eur;
ben au1 wtrtIi9 IN Ger lssten 2eit ieIs
tener, wenn9Iei3 bas Wi!itdrz6n96Iat
-RuSti SnpaIib" bier rno DO nod TIM
raer fricesgeridtIide 9erurtbeiIunsen
rDesen unterf9Ieife bradte. Cant be-
fonberes NufiebsE errseten tebo6 ieSt
BITE seri3tIiden 8erbanbLungen 9egen
5wei @efe5Isbaber DON Jteiters2 eqimen
teri: uno sinige aubere Sff3i:re. Sberfl
Don Sa8, Eomranteur nes SmoIensets
f4en Drosouer.R eaiu1ents bes 6ailers,
unb Sbertt Me6wie6owsfi, Remmnnheur
bes SieUnf9eu Srascner.R eeirents,
hatten ft9 9robs nnterf9Ietfe 3u S5uIs
Den tOmmeu Iafisn, tn weI9e, in beibsn
fallen, aud BITE Rafenrdt5e bsr Reets
menter uno anbers Sffjtere psrutfeit
warsn. 8eibe S6erffen batten fi9 in
BEN !sstsn &rieeeu ~beruorsetban, no.
n1sntIi6 Obsrff uou SaB mat Snbaber
hober 6rie9sprhen. Betbe ronrbsn 3um
Ssrluit hes AoeIs. Der Srbsus. bes Of
5terranses. ME idmmtIi9er 8orreGte,
fowie gum mebridbrisen auFeutbaIt tn
Sibirien uerurtbeiIt. Sas eIei9e S6ifs
ial erlttten BITE mitbstbeilieten Sfiiiers.
Der Gatfer bGt beibe l1rtbsite beffdtiet
uuo tros Der 6irbitte bober Beri6nIi1. +!
tettsn Feline. StrafmiIser eintretsn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-09-16
9ie Ausluano erun9 aus
9f0Iien.

Dns itnIisuii1e Aderbaus pnb 6ans
bells Wfiniifsrium Bat cine ansabl uon
ffatiffifSeu ansaben per6ffeutIt3t. Dens
feIbsu ftub foIaenbe 3ablcn in Betreff
Der 4usDanberuns hi ienem QanSe
wdbrenb bss persausenen Sabres ents
nommen:
SIN @an3en fin6 aus sStalien Gnno
1885 167,s29 8erfonen ausgeuanbert.
Dauon uaren 80, Ala tcmpordre gmi:
9rantcn, obsr foI9e, bereu AbH9t es
mar. uieber In ibr ionniges gatsrIanb
sutifjutebreu. Die ibrisen IS. 355
BerIonen aber habeu ibrsm 9eburtsIaube
auf INNER Ballet seiast.
Uon Der @eiammtbeit itaIienif&er
Auswanberer finb 20, $40 mad ben Scr
Staateu setomuleu. SO, 534 babsn Sas
fibamerttanii9e Arsentinien be8Iidt,
1884 feuerten mad BrafIien bin.
Oas madt I'm @anseu 90, 166 ober ets
mas wentser ais 40 Yro;ent Der GotaIs
fumuie. BITE Auerita gum Stel ertoren.
O,4O6 o6er Al Bro3ent bIieben innerz
boIb Der 9renseu bes alien europa uub
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-09-16

afflfreufen rW III che DeIiWteoenIeu SnnS
Der.
Die abrieeu 1864 iesteu ibren SuB
auf bic @effabe bes urDirtbIi@Cu afrttas
nildsu Continents. 9auptiddIi@ MIR.
ben Gnnis unb Aleier pom ben S6buen
Aufoniens erfreut.
BON ber SabI Der 1885 a1ssewGnber:
ten StoIiener uaren 70,O93 iber uiers
tehn Sabre alt. Oaunn wGren A. 013
ober SO. 70 BroSeut ibres 8ei@ens Jars
msr. 11,426 seb6rten bem weibIt@en
@d9Ie@te an.
Sett benz Sabr 1885 Bat bic atuswan:
berung Der StaIieuer aus benz 2anbc ibrer
Sdtsr um 1886 BerfOueu 3ueeuoms
men.
Bon ben 6tn6ern StaIiens. BITE fiG
iber europa serffreuten etus bic NRebrs
bsit mad benz fG6nen Srantret9, ndnnIi6
35, 706. 1876 wan6teu f9 mad BEN
| 6feIrsi@if@en RoiiertIat. 1881 mad
unearu. Ra5 DeutI9Ianb 3osen mn
3s11. Serbier bot 3ulamnneu nit STU
mdnien, @rie9enIanb nnb Der Eirtei
1889 elm saffIi@ss AfpI. Die S6bus
al6ions unb Grin nabmeu 3ulammeu
nur $40 itaItsnif9e gmisrauten ouf.
Wsnn man BITE Auswanberuug aug
Stalien i'm 8ert d ltmB 3u bsr 8eu6Ite:
ruug ienes Qanbes nit anheren europdt.
i5en 9dnbsru uersIei9t, 10 fiubet man,
oas pom ie 1OO, 900 Otenf@sn StdItsr
294 @misranteu, gnqIcnb unb @aIeE
524, S9ottIdnb 64l, Srlanb 1858.
Deutf@Ianb 1913 uub Ddneu1nrt 3O2
Ausuanberer Iieferte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-09-16
sas eenfntaI In Sriiaae.

Sn Der beI9if4eu Stabt Srh9ge
uurbe am II. Ausuf Elm Dentmal
sweier fimif@er 8~oItsbeIben entbiat,
bic aIs Bortdmpfer bes @ermanentbums
in Glnnbern auseiebsn werbeu mifen,
nnb serabe bic 3batfa9e, baB man bic
8eibsn beute nod nube3u fe9sbunbert
Sabren nod 70 bod ebrt, 3etet, baB bic
6Iamdnber tros ibrer 8erfransoiuu9 tn
Spra@e unb Sitten I'M Snuerften ibres
SCREENS Innee ntdt 10 gut fran36hld
ltnb, aIs fe f9's einbilSen.
I'm Sic Rdmen Der befben bur9 bas
OsntmaI in Brisse eeebrten 9eIbsn
San 8reptel unb gieter be goniuc
tnipft fi@ bic @rinne1uns on slOrrei&e
Wafentbaten ber 6Iamdnber.
Sun Sabre 1898 fam etne en9Iilde
@sfanbtf5aft mad Brisse, um bic
0anb Der Eo9ter bts @rafen Don SLAM
bern fir ben Sobn bes &6niss pom eng
lamb su erbit!en. Der @raf CAB feline
@tnpiuisung gu bieier 9eiratb ; ba er
ieeo9 9nIau bss S6niss Ybtltpp bsS
S56nen pom Srantrei6 mar, 70 3og CT
porbsr nit ieiner Eo9ter unb ffatts
Ii1cm @efoIee mad @orbsiI, nm bort
bem Qebnsberrn 5u buIbtgeu. Der
R6uis nnbm ben 9rafen nsbf fetusr
So9ter sefaussn unb etsEete f@ TIars
bern Al. Setn StGttbaItsr, Der Sitter
Sta inon, bauffe auf wabrbuft entfes-
iide Wsiie, unb bic gtnuobner Don
Brisss erIp0rtsu f6. Inter Brep.
bars unb be @oninc's Tibruu9 sosen
fe m bic S9Ia5t an benz benfpirbi-
gen @aatfteitos 1903. Ssbr iuterei:
liant tit Der S9Ia9truf Der TIamdns
Der; herfet6e lautete udmIid: what
walsch is, valsch is, slaat dood!"
Die 5~Tau3olen uurben uieoerGema5t
un6 usrtrieben.
Gun iammsIte Der 5ron;oient6nig
Elm Gser pom so, 900 Gianu, bic
8Iitb. Der frars6hi6sn Riit.rf6aft,
unb es fam BET &Ortrpt gu ber beribms
ten SporenibIa5t. bic. ME Sempa9
unb Rorsarten, n~huergeBIi9 IN bsr
Aef9i@te b.r nod Sreiheit rinseuben
S6lffr III. Oie 8!d;be bes Gbels
wu,be auf benz @r5uineberpslo tros
b,e;faGer us6er3npl unter Srspb,I uub
Re @oninc psrni9tst. unb auf benz
S5la6tfeIbc las man 1900 gaar soIbes
uer Sporen auf, bic ned iett in stuer
3ir6e cIs Stssesjeidsn o~ufesbdnat
iint. Wenu Gin 6~lamdnber 6eUte nit
isiner SpTpatbie fir bic Jrauioien
prabIt, hanr fou man i'm II an bic
SporenI1Ia6t eriunern unb baran,
bob man bamaIs gtae5 tobt fdIue,
tvas fruns6Rf3 fprn6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-09-16
@ermii6te Ha6rt6ten.

@bsmaIi9eS tubeuten | 1
Sdmifen i'm 9eidt fin6 Der ,6eutIds
afri;aniiGen @eTeui9nft~ Defenders
wiutrmmsn. @s senicBt ndmII9 Elm
foI9er geomtsr Der offafritauif@en @es
feui9aft untsr ben @ineehorenen befons
beres anfeben, neil hiefeIben i'm fur
etnsn Defenders tapfereu un6 ~beudbfteu
Rrieeer baIten unb i'm bementfpre9enb
NIT ebrfir9ttser S9eu bebanbeIn.
Stebbte neue Sabuen fir
Bite beutfde Arnee, barunter n1ehrere fur
bas braunf9wei9ii9e Contingent Be;
ftmmt, fnb In 9 Berliner AteIiers fer
tts ssffeat uOrben. Die isbr tbeuren
SeibenfoTs, aus bsnen 6a5nen befeben,
ftnb Dom Rrtessmtutfferium eeIiefert,
unb BITE RinfIer muBtsn entlpre@ enbe
gautionen aeuen, ba inter Der poIps
9romutii9en Bebanblung tas serinsfte
8erfe5eu ben StoT unbrGu@bGr mn1t.
Der betonnte Deffauer
9autter Dau'b gobn, wsl9er tiraIi9
uou BortueaI ben .Srben Der unbeHeds
ten @mpfdnsniB@ betcmmen, nat nenIid
in SdrIsba6. 9ort wirb bic oTiateue
RurIiite auf Der Sta6tpoIiBsi 3uIammeu.
seifeIt. Dortbtn f9idt Der besIidte
9uuswirtb ben 3etteI NIT benz Ramen
fetues uornebmen Mietbsrs. 9er betrefs
fsube Beanie, benz Offenbnr bic IA ietnen1
aute srforberli@e 8orbiIbuue febIt, Idst
ale ibm betannten AheIseef9Ie9ter Rez
pie softren. pom 6teler Bdronie fam er
Ri9ts entbeden, unb 10 rerfdut CT subs
ltd anf ben f5Iansn @sOantsn. bas
notwithstanding cine unssnaue S@rcibs
weife Der 8oruduieu unterseIoufen fem
m6se. r1n6 ME ffebt nun tn Der oifiieIs
len SabeIife7 g. arOu gO5n." S&aus
berboftl
6OIseuber seIuueene Sors
fGn ereiguete f9 IN stnem BerIiuer De
ri9te: ..gtn tIeiner Snabe fol- ais
Seuge pernommeu werheu. Or if nod
ui9t et6esmin6ig, Uirb nber IN hbIi9er
Beiie ermabnt, BITE @obrbeit ;u iaseu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-09-16
Ste amerifanti6en Anipri@e
auf oaS 8ebrin9S.Neer.

@enn mon lief, ME I'M 8ebrinas,
Meer m;e6er einmaI uIebrere enaItiGe
6nbrieu9e ue99tnonInen worben fnb,
welde auf bic Gobberias6 ausaefabren
warsn, 70 Treut nan fh wobt, haB ben
@ngIdnberr fur bic uebersrihc, Die fe
fG an ben cuna6iiden &iifen eesen
nmerifnnifGe SLIDER e~rIaubeu, @Iei6es
nit @Iei9em per9oItsn morbsn 1T.
Ran freut fi9 aud, beb bic armen
&obbsn eeesn bic erbarmunssIoie 0ers
foI9uus Der Sdgsr einigermasen In
SduS genommeu rerosn.
Nber BITE Sade bot aDet Seiten, unb
- III m69Ii@, boB bte Der. Siaaten fiji,
isre 8eidIa9nabme nod einmal cine
bcbe 8eduuns perSen bs3ablen mdfen
&as bic Streiti9teiten ii6er bic
6iidsrei:@ ere6tIame an ben c1natii9en
RIifen betIift, 10 bebsn bic gdnabter
in Zen nteiiteu 6duen uenieitenS tns &c.
f6riebene Rsdt bes tunmen SeItraqs
pom 1918. Der nie bdtte unter5ei9ntt
wef6en fousn, fur fi9. Ob biefee burA
fpdtere abmn9uneen iber bic Seffnung
Der bei6erfeitiaen 0dfen fur 5dnbeIBs
fd6racuae ioweit abe.dnbert worbsn III,
bae hte omerifanif6en 5ii9erfo5r5suee
las Rs6t babfn, Al allen Spsden ofs
le9itimsn 6aubsIs in eanabii@en 9dfen
ein1ulanfen, fOfsru fe f9 nit ben
n6tbigen 9np;eren ais 6an6eIsfabr3euge
Dtrieben BADEN, hariber Idbt ftd wsnig.
items f~frtitsn.
Aber NIT benz umeritanif9en Anipru5
Guf @eri6tss arfeit fber ben ibnen i'm
Sabre 1867 Don RuBIanb NIT AIasta
5uinmreu ab9etretenen Ebsil hes Bebs
r%ingsuieeres ftebt IS uieI 3wsifeIbafter.
Sas Bsbrtu9smeer lit nnsefdbr 70 aroB
ME oer Golf o Wsrico uub bas Ga
ratbif4e Weer Suiammeuaeuommen. Sc
wtro I'm Sffen Don Der &dffe Atastas.
TIM Befen pom Der Rffe &amti9ata's,
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SnIdnoti6e Na1rf@ten.

-Der sroBs Raubbauer SoIrpmpIe
In Datota bat Don istnen 80, 900 NIT
Batssu beffeIten adern bic Srnbte eins
eehetmit. Or iaet, Der grtrag fei I'M
Dur@i@nitt Is 8uf9eI pro ader.
- ueber bic Rem : gortsr Srrenau.
ffolt auf @crb's SsIan6 cat eth ents
Iafener Wdrter, Ramen8 Butler, b5ie
@utbhannseu sema9t; Il fast nduiIi9,
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-11-17
VERY QUEER LAW,
An Odd Decision Concerning Real Estate
Along River Banks.

If a decision just made by the Su-
preme Court of Connecticut is sound
law, real estate on the banks of rivers
with tendency to change the course
of their channels is a dangerous invest
ment for capital. The court holds that
rivers are natural boundaries, and
when they alter their course their
functions as boundaries are not affected
by their former relations to lands.
That no mistake may be made inter-
preting the meaning of the court, the
decision gives forcible illustration Of
possible result from the waywardneSs
of the river IF" the decision says,
latter washing away the intervening
lot, it should encroach upon the remoter
lots, and should then begin to change
its movements in the other direction,
gradually restoring what it had taken
from the intervening lot, the whole, by
law of accretion, would belong to tie
remoter, but now approximate, lot. "
Under this statement of the law an
owner on the river front is not only
liable to see his property gradually dis
appear under his own eyes, but if it re-
appears subsequently it belongs, not to
him, but to his fortunate neLt-doOr
neighbor. Scientific american.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-11-17
CARAVAN TRAVELLING.
The Most Enjoyable and Romantic Way
Seeing a Country.

Inc MOST Enjoyable and Romantic Way OF
Seeing a Country.
A French friend of mine lives near
one of those pretty shady avenues of
trees that are common on the outskirts
of French towns, and often in the MORN
ing he walks out in that direction. One
day his curiosity was attracted by a
caravan that sought the shade there.
The horses were embarrassed by q serv-
ant, and the master came out of the
vehicle and looked around him with
the eye of a stranger to the locality.
There is something about that cara
yan,' my friend thought, ''that seems
unusual, and l should like to find out
what it is" Impelled by this desire,
he entered into conversation with the
owner. who was Immediately recog-
nizable as gentleman, and my friend
being of the same class they soon
became communicative, as French
people will when they have not
made up their minds to be rigidly
solemn and reserved. The owner
of the caravan was M. lie Comte
de B., the horses were his carriage
horses, the man was his groom, and
Nine. la Comtesse was inside the house
on wheels, occupied in cooking the de-
jeuner. They remained in that place
twenty-four hours, and my friend be-
came almost intimate with them. They
both said that of all the varieties of
travelling this was what they most en-
joyed. 1t had begun by an attempt to
explore some part of the country where
the inns were bad. but since then they
had come to prefer the caravan to any
inns whatever; and. in fact, there were
two or three excellent hotels in the
town they were then visiting. The cara.
van was arranged with great skill, SO
as to give good accommodation in
restricted space, and the servant was
provided for by a sort of tent. not set up
separately on the ground, but belonging
to the habitation itself. Looking at this
arrangement from practical point OF
view it might be thought that with a
lady on board it would be desirable
to-have a second caravan with serv-
ants. That, however, would involve
a great increase of expense. Yet
the continual expense would not be
great, as the extra pair of horses
might be hired for the excursion only.
One of my friends, who knew that l
was interested in every thing concern
ing independent travel, told me of a
moving establishment he had met with
in Italy. A rich Italian nobleman
travelled with four caravans of commo-
dious size and admirably contrived,
each drawn by "a pair of fine horses.
On arriving at hating place for the
night the vehicles were placed in the
form of hollow square, and the place
so inclosed was covered in with a can
vas roof. This made sort of central
hall, in which the owner and his family
dined in great state, the caravans serv-
ing as bedrooms. Now. although this
may seem an extravagant way of trav.
cling, it is, in fact, merely an unaccus-
toned way of employing rich mans
establishment of horses and men. The
extra expense involved by this particu-
lar employment of them need not be
extremely onerous.-G. p Hamerto1l,
in Longnadn'S Magazine.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-11-17

enablelme to write alone to you TO tell you that
1 love you with all my heart, and that find the
time very long without you.
Please do not forget to bring me plenty Of
Chinese toys.
81 kiss you thousands of times Your good
boy. MARCEL RoBELINE-'
80, Noelic, my poor Noelic!"
He leaned on the sailors neck in his
need of speaking to somebody, allowing
his heart to break for a pity around
him.
Then, showing the portrait of his
child that laughed in the midst of the
swords and revolvers, he exclaimed:
HE is dead! Noelic, my little one ID
deadr'
And while the sailor supported him,
without letting go his hold on the coat
No. l, Captain Robeline cried long
time. Big tears rolled fast and heavy
down his cheeks and fell on his new
galloons.
Poor father.-From the French, in n.
?. Graphic.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-11-17


Distractedly he tore the envelope;
doubtless some compliments from his
friends of the Respes division! OF a
sudden, he Strengthened himself, paler
than death, passed his hands on his
forehead and with a loud Mortified
voice, he read:
Marcel relapsed. Lost. Courage!"
MY Godr'
Ard he fell on mis- bed, his arms
stretched in despair.
Now. Captain. what has happened
to you?"
1t was Sailor Noelic bringing back
the coat No. 1, on which shone three
gold and two silver galloons, the
former old. the latter new.
Robeline rose; unconsciously he
opened his desk, read again the mes
sage and his wife's letter. His hands
shook. he could not see line and he
turned the pages feverishly. When he
came TO the last one, with voice choked
with sobs trying to initiate the tone of
the voice of the departed child, even his
lisp. he read:
my CHERISHED LITTLE FATHER: Since 1
am wen mamma has taught me how to write to
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-11-17
ABILENE REFLECTOR
EVER TRUE.

Joyous az heart as a summer day
A lassie stands by the meadow way,
And looks 1T . face that is very dear,
And wonders in words that know nothing OF
fear
s'Will you be true, loyes will you be truef
Will you love ne as l love you!
VIII lore grow stronger as years roll on,
And be truest when youth and beauty have
gone:
VIII you be true, love? viii you be true:'
Joyous at heart on their wedding-morn
Husband and wife walk home through the corn,
And each seems TO hear the old-time song
As hand in hand. they wander along:
''Will you be true love: win you be truei
VIII you love me as / love you:
VIII love grow stronger as years roll on,
And be truest when youth and beauty have
gone:
VIII you be true love? VIII you be true:"
Joyous at heart when their hair is gray,
Husband and wife together stray,
And hand clasps hand as they pass along,
And the heart Of each IS GLAD with song:
'.YOu have been true, love. you have been
true,
Loving me well as have loved you,
And tine and change. and good and i'll
Have linked Us closer and closer still
Hearts ever true, love, hearts ever true,
-GeOrge HeItheyly.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-11-17

Little George used to say his even.
ing prayer while sitting in his mother
lap. One night he hoped down. and
dropping on his knees, raised his hand:
in a very devotional attitude, and re.
peated: Now l layme down to sleep"
Charmed at the manifestation of rev.
erence, his father asked: George,
do you suppose God likes to have YOU
say your prayers this way better than
the way you used TOP" 30. don't
suppose God cares anything about it. !"
the child replied. Il was thinking Of
the kangaroo. He had been to the
menagerie and seen the animal sitting
on its launches with its fore feet placed
together somewhat as he placed his
hands in saying his prayers.-Boston
Post.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-11-17

The yearly manufacture of pins il
placed at A. 695. 900. 900 in England, and
at 6, 72O, O0O, 900 in New England.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-11-17

is it not better to work and win
than to play aud lose
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25

kapinlns uIs Understanding 10 tn rrn.
inIo ofthe Interstate Commerce Law
In Relation "a IA~<e>-1hc Next Move
~ KNOWS NOTHING About tho Personnel
ofthe Commission.
WARRINGTON. March Ex-senator Cui-
lom, one Of b promoters Of tho Inter.
State Commerce bill. while passing aloue
newspaper row yesterday, ran against d.
number Of correspondents, and tho result
was quite . long interview about the bill
In general, but moro particularly with
reference 70 the enforcement OF the clause
relating 70 the continuance Of commute.
tion or excursion tickets, which, ~ main
tanned by same. prohibits the issuance 81
such tickets. senator Cullom said he ala
not 20 interpret this clause, and expressed
b opinion that nothing IN the act could
apply 70 the issuance Of communication
tickets.
There appears" the Senator said, 40
exist also = misunderstanding In reg lrd
10 the issuance OF passcs. But II was our
intention 70 include that matter. III a rail-
road company sees proper 70 pay for is
advertising by free transpo %rtation. as no
doubt has been the custom Except that
heretofore thc railroads have gotten more
than they CAV out), the bill does not pre-.
vent H. II Senator Brown had no, con
strued tho bill as interfering with tho pass
system, and insisted upon his amendment,
which provides for the issuance OF half
rate tickets 70 clergymen, nothing would
have been said about passes. IN my
opinion, however. il II time TO have these
matters adjusted. II a railr Dad company
gets special rates for advertising, IL
should give special facilities to those
who give the rates, etc. There 10 nothing
In the bill which absolutely prohibits the
issuance OF passes. The whole thing Is an
inference, but will, suppose, be taken
advantage OF In many instanccs.n
II understand said one OF the CORE
spondents, that the newspapers will now
keep more accurate accounts with the
railroads.
''Shou'd they do this.' said the ION ator,
''thcy will come out ahead. do not ap-
prove Of Mr.. President So-and- SO getting
long accounts Of his journcying around
tho world published, unless he pays for
them In kinds'
rs Il true, SENATOR inquired another
OF the correspondents, shat you ccntem-
plate introducing an Interstate Telegraph
billir
Il sec II has been 50 stated. " he replied,
s'bntl am not quite prepared 10 discuss
that question. ! have alluded to II. aud
believe the telegraph question needs look
ing into, but there is ample time for
that
During the course OF further remarks
the enator said the Interstate Com
mcrcc bill was not exactly what he want
ed. but IL was the best he corid get Re-
ferring 10 the personnel OF the commis-
sion, senator Cullom disclaimer all
knowledge Of who would be appointed.
He thought, however, that Colonel Nor
rison would be one Of the members.
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